Прекрасное сравнение, спасибо большое, теперь понятно почему все хвалят Tribit Stormbox blast, впрочем и Boom plus также хорошо звучит ,выбор за покупателем с кошельком 😊😎✌️ единственное что мне хотелось бы узнать: это какие на них версии прошивок и какие были настройки установлены автором ролика
Super Video ! Tribit gra lepiej długo miałem dylemat co wybrać jednak gdy motion boom plus "wyleczył" sie z wad z jakimi borykał sie na poczatku padło na niego ze względu na sentyment do marki oraz możliwości zabrania go ze sobą ,jeden grał świetnie ale szybko zakupiłem drugi i bedac dalej całkiem mobilny rozkrecam imprezy na naprawde niemałych obszarach nie uzywajac 100 % mocy ! To piękne ze moge upchnać dwa głośniki do wiekszego plecaka lub nawet zawiesic na sobie i mieć swiadomosc ze slychać mnie z wielu wielu metrów ,oczywiscie wszystko z umiarem bo takie zabawki w nieodpowiednich rekach to narzedzie szatana :P
Bardzo dobry dzwięk I video. Zasługujesz na dużo więcej subskrypcji!🍮🍮 Tribit wygrywa jakością dźwięku ma głębszy bas oraz lepszą separację steteo, mocną baterię Sundcore natomiast jest trochę glosniejszy ma więcej wysokich tonów i mniej głęboki bas.Ale jest dużo lżejszy do zabrania w dalszą wędrówkę 😀
Great video, I lean towards the Soundcore, mostly because I own one and very impressed by size and weight how good it sounds. Also as an older person am not impressed with led lights and such. But please, in the future, separate speakers more, because of the passive sound coming from sides. Defeats the purpose of comparison. Cheers 🍻.
Motion Boom+ tiene mucha mas calidad en cuanto sonido se refiere a diferencia de la tribit, no lo hace nada mal la tribit, pero aún así la Motion Boom tiene mejores agudos y medios, en bajos ibcluso diría que esta mejor la Soundcore.
hhmm.. they are passive already. the only spring force applying on the membrane is air already. sooo.. you can guess at power levels of 20w and that low sensitivty, it might not matter even 0,5 dB
That's called a speaker being Clear xD unlike the Ribbit as it should be named sounds like a frog croaking half the time it's mids often sound muddy af
@@666Lachrimae666 I dunno man. I've got both. While the soundcore does sound "cleaner" and "clearer", and good for certain genres of music, for sure (classical and vocals especially), the Ribbit (as you call it) 😂 just sounds more substantial for other types of music. I do like my Partybox Encore better than both, though. I do agree with you that mids on the Soundcore are the best among the three.
@@corndog9482 Well my issue man is that I'm looking for a replacement speaker.. ya see I've had an Oontz angle 3XL Ultra with me for many many years and it's not broken or anything just.. getting old and I feel like it's almost time for a replacement for a portable speaker so I've been looking around on Amazon reviews, TH-cam reviews etc and I'm all kinds of confused on what to go with honestly. I am a little picky. I have a money budget of about $200, 150 more precisely. I like music loud, granted the Oontz only has 24 watts but damn when you turn her up it goes UP. It can easily fill our entire backyard up with sound so... idk wattage isn't much of an issue. Long battery life is a deciding factory as well. So I've been torn between these two speakers I think.. the reason I trashed the tribit a bit is because I watched another TH-cam review of a sound battle between these two and the tribit just didn't sound clear at all, it's really bass heavy from the sound of it but everything else is like poo... and I listen to a ton of different music genres so having everything (bass, mids And trebles) all prevalent and strong is a big factor for me. I cant have the bass be strong but everything else be kinda crappy you know what I mean? On the Oontz everything sounds great and always has it's been an awesome ass speaker all these years especially since it only costed me $100 when it was new. Best purchase I ever made.
@@666Lachrimae666 I get ya, man. From reading your comment, I feel we're a lot alike when it comes to music equipment. I'm in the camp where if possible, I like my music as balanced as possible. I usually shy away from bass heavy speakers and headphones, and I value quality mids the most. My music tastes vary as widely as it can get, just like you. Anything, from classical, vocals, soundtracks, classic rock, 50's/60's/70's/80's rock and pop, dance/electronic, folk, jazz, r&b, hip/hop - but mostly classical, jazz, vocals, soundtracks (symphonic) and live performances. The worst kind of speaker (imo) are the ones that all it has is bass, and/or when they have a heavy "V" tune to it. With all that said, I have various headphones and speakers that are good for certain sounds. This is the best I can compare the ones I have: Soundcore MB Plus: Clean & balanced. Tuned for upper mids and treble clarity. Detailed crisp and most transparent out of the bunch. Good for some genres, but anemic in the bass, depending on genre. It may sound excellent with an acoustic guitar performance, but will sound anemic with genres, like pop/hip-hop/electronic. The bass is punchy, but doesn't reach deep, so you will be missing sounds. King for portability and ease of commute. Stormbox Blast: Longer battery life (30hrs vs 20hrs of the MB+). It's substantially heavier, but I would say the difference in weight between the two can be heard in the sound, if you know what I mean. While the MB+ does sound "cleaner" and more resolved up high, it's anemic below the mids. The Blast may not be as 'crystal clear' up high, it does have respectable mids, and the lower end is much more full sounding and capable. In my opinion, the loss up high and upper mids is a worthy trad-off in this particular case. The speaker is surprisingly tunable for stronger mids/treble, though not as flexible as I would want. Still, the sound is remarkably good for being a 'boombox'. Just like you, I was a little worried that it might have sounded 'muddy' and 'boxy', but to my surprise, it's actually not. The bass reaches down substantially lower, and the quality of bass is nice, resulting in a much more robust, and full sound. The MB+'s bass, in contrast sounds rather forced. It sounds like it wants to sound bigger than it can put out, hence, the "pok pok!" I commented. The woofer of the MB+ sounds like it's going to pop. If I turned down the gain on the lower frequencies to remedy the woofer pop (distortion), the sound becomes leaner than I like - anemic, thin, and just not very pleasant to my ears. The Blast is probably the best overall - jack of all trades, master of none. Looks, of course, is subjective. The MB+, lacking any lights, has a more subdue/classy look. The Blast is "LED look at me!" I'm not usually a fan of this RGB craze, and almost always choose no RGB when I have a choice (like when building PCs), but I do have to say that the RGB implementation is fun, unique, and interesting here. Kinda of a retro look and feel to it. I dunno ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ The Partybox Encore has the most presence. Bass goes down shockingly low for the size of the woofer. The mids and treble is decent as well. I would put the mids and treble on a similar class as the Blast, but the Encore is much more directional. The Blast will sound better from more angles. But when standing right in front, I would give the edge to the Encore. The bass on this one just can't be beat compared to the others I mentioned. The Encore is also better at playing at low volumes at night compared to the Blast, as the volume increments are not as small. So, the lowest may be too quiet by a little, but one step up may be a smidge too loud. Battery life is pathetic, though, lasting 10hrs. Comes with 2 mics. This model can be found for $250 on Ebay if you look carefully. Found mine brand new in box for $250. Regular price is $399. Another extra thing I thought I'd mention is this. My Encore is actually pulling double duty. Most of the time it sits under my desk, and is connected to my desktop chain pulling subwoofer duty. When I want to take it with me, I just disconnect the 3.5mm headphone cable, and I'm off. When it's connected to my desk for sub duty, I turn down the treble and mids all the way from the app once (never have to open it again. until you want to chance it back), and I can't believe how competent it is doing that. JBL does have another almost exactly the same speaker, just ever-so-slightly (but noticeable) less deep/loud/clear, but is much cheaper. Battery life is even worse on this model, but if you're technically inclined, there are many how have modded theirs and added tons of battery life to it. Doesn't come with mics, but has 3/4" input, and can be found on Ebay for around $150. I do have other speakers, but I would say in the $150-ish price range, these are the best right now.
@@corndog9482 Battery life is definitely a concern because the Oontz never had fantastic battery life. At full volume she usually dies after about 7 hours, granted the volume is great but still.. I do have a JBL Partybox 710 so... I do know a little something about crazy bass XD but Normally (especially with the portable speaker that I use during showers, garage work, yard work etc.) I don't care if it has outrageous BOOMING bass, i'm not really a Bass head in that way but if it does Thump i'm not gonna complain. ya know. As for music taste I go: pop and metal being my Favorite genres, disco, southern rock, country, 50s-80s music, r&b, rap, hip hop, emo/screamo, punk, rock, alt rock & pop punk, Grunge, goth rock, electro, D&b, bluegrass, & boybands. o3o but I also listen to movie and game soundtracks as well. Can't Honestly say i'm into classical music xD.. Whenever I hear the Tribit in reviews It just sounds like it's so bass heavy and doesn't really care about the mids and trebles that much... and that bothers me. I know there's an app to "equal" it all out but... I shouldn't have to do that xD My Oontz doesn't have an app at all, everything just Sounds balanced from the start, nothing is overpowering the other or lacking and it still has Three passive bass radiators on it to make the bass still sound pretty boomy. The Oontz, as stupid of a brand name as it is, XDDDDD has been an AMAZING portable bluetooth speaker. I swear... for having paid only $100 for it New when it was released it's been the best thing I ever bought and idk if i'm ever going to find a speaker that's better than it's been to me over all these years. I'll never know why it's now discontinued because it's Such a good speaker. Looks of portable bluetooth speakers really don't matter to me, little inconsequential things like the look of it and whether it has a strap really don't matter. The Oontz is just a black long triangle essentially xD and has No strap or carrying handle (probably why it's only $100.. or was..) but omg the Sound quality and the volume it can reach. it's worth so much more imo. I know JBL makes good speakers the JBL PartyBox 710 has been an absolute BEAST, we use it on the weekends for outdoor parties but can't really get much louder than 50% volume xD I played it at 100% volume one time so far since having it and walked outside of my Entire neighborhood and heard it plain as day and saw a few people outside their house looking around as if to say "wtf is that" LOL Don't know if I want to spend JBL money though... i'd like to keep how much I spend in the $150-200 range if I can o3o. Thank you so much for the informative &, surely, time consuming reply. It will certainly help in my decision ^.\\ \m/
i have motion boom plus but i hear no bass when its out doorsi have eq on with bass up on but still nothing…. is it like this or am i doing something wrong
the camera is from the phone, so sometimes the image is not certain and the microphones seem to me to record the phone in stereo quite well ALSO. When the channel grows a little more, I will try to buy a camera and professional bineral microphones, maybe even such as has oluv in ears
I was planning to buy jbl bb3 for 520 usd but after watchin blast being compared to jbl, I decided to get one. I got one for 137 usd to be exact. Sounds better than my charge 5.
@@unstppbl5475 I'm fine with one. I'm just needing one that easy to pick up and place anywhere in my garage. I only bought the blast for ambiance music while doing minor repairs in the garage. My pb310 is a staple in my living room. This blast works fine for me even it's only one.
good video! i got both speakers both great speakers. but out doors? i use my sony xg500s with new firmware and poweramp eq. eq makes a big difference on sony. its got bigger soundstage wide open. tribit blast got big indoor sub sound like jbl...
@@DominikReviews its not that bad with eq but i found my partybox 110 too large to move for long trips is there a boombox that can be close to its bass power i was thinking tronsmart bang max and stormbox blast
@@DominikReviews tak, ale fakt faktem zamówiłem dwa soundcory i dwa tribity xD tribiciki są cudowne, ale zastanawiam się czy nie lepiej mi by było tego jbl boombox 3 zamiast dwóch tribitow
Majority say Storm Blast has more quality. Maybe I agree base on majority. But I prefer Motion Boom Plus. You don't want to have a long walk bringing a heavy speaker . I always walk with my dog and Motion Boom Plus fits my needs coz its lighter. And the quality of the sound is not bad in fact its very good only Storm Blast is better accdg to some. I will check this Tribit soon.
I got jbl earphones in now. You got a real good audio and video 📸! Better than most reviews!!
thank you, in newer videos I use better binarual microphones that I have in my ears 😁😁😁
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Прекрасное сравнение, спасибо большое, теперь понятно почему все хвалят Tribit Stormbox blast, впрочем и Boom plus также хорошо звучит ,выбор за покупателем с кошельком 😊😎✌️ единственное что мне хотелось бы узнать: это какие на них версии прошивок и какие были настройки установлены автором ролика
Бас у него прямо плотный такой у Анкера, наподобие Бумбоксу 2. Ударяет так хорошо)
Good video man. Props
Great comparison, thank you very much
Super Video ! Tribit gra lepiej długo miałem dylemat co wybrać jednak gdy motion boom plus "wyleczył" sie z wad z jakimi borykał sie na poczatku padło na niego ze względu na sentyment do marki oraz możliwości zabrania go ze sobą ,jeden grał świetnie ale szybko zakupiłem drugi i bedac dalej całkiem mobilny rozkrecam imprezy na naprawde niemałych obszarach nie uzywajac 100 % mocy ! To piękne ze moge upchnać dwa głośniki do wiekszego plecaka lub nawet zawiesic na sobie i mieć swiadomosc ze slychać mnie z wielu wielu metrów ,oczywiscie wszystko z umiarem bo takie zabawki w nieodpowiednich rekach to narzedzie szatana :P
IMO ,tribit more detail sound quality better than anker.
60% volume win tribit, 100% volume win boom plus
No dobrze nagrane porownanie ! Słychać, że warto dołożyć do Tribita, ten dzwiek jest jakis taki dokladnie jak powinien brzmiec !
Obrigado meu irmão pelo vídeo, foi o que estava procurando saber do volume em área aberta
Tribits got a bass boosted sound signature and a narrow sound stage, sound core sounds balanced and has wider sound stage.
Bardzo dobry dzwięk I video. Zasługujesz na dużo więcej subskrypcji!🍮🍮 Tribit wygrywa jakością dźwięku ma głębszy bas oraz lepszą separację steteo, mocną baterię Sundcore natomiast jest trochę glosniejszy ma więcej wysokich tonów i mniej głęboki bas.Ale jest dużo lżejszy do zabrania w dalszą wędrówkę 😀
Dokładnie! 😁
Stormbox blast👌👍
yep, tribit sound more refined
Great video, I lean towards the Soundcore, mostly because I own one and very impressed by size and weight how good it sounds.
Also as an older person am not impressed with led lights and such.
But please, in the future, separate speakers more, because of the passive sound coming from sides.
Defeats the purpose of comparison.
Cheers 🍻.
Motion Boom+ tiene mucha mas calidad en cuanto sonido se refiere a diferencia de la tribit, no lo hace nada mal la tribit, pero aún así la Motion Boom tiene mejores agudos y medios, en bajos ibcluso diría que esta mejor la Soundcore.
Exacto. Aaker. Buen. Sonido. Claridad. Yo. Lo. Tengo. Nada. Q. Ver. Con. Tribut. Souncore. Chingoon
The side radiators cannot breath because....... every reviewer puts speakers together like this. bass needs to resonate.... so another vid. cheers
I already have a new model that has a smoother sound and no problems with membranes
He is right and he is first who say about it
hhmm.. they are passive already. the only spring force applying on the membrane is air already. sooo.. you can guess at power levels of 20w and that low sensitivty, it might not matter even 0,5 dB
Cant go wrong either way 👍🏾
Souncdcore: "Pok! Pok! Blp! Blp!" Woofer always sounds like it's at its limits.
That's called a speaker being Clear xD unlike the Ribbit as it should be named sounds like a frog croaking half the time it's mids often sound muddy af
@@666Lachrimae666 I dunno man. I've got both. While the soundcore does sound "cleaner" and "clearer", and good for certain genres of music, for sure (classical and vocals especially), the Ribbit (as you call it) 😂 just sounds more substantial for other types of music. I do like my Partybox Encore better than both, though. I do agree with you that mids on the Soundcore are the best among the three.
@@corndog9482 Well my issue man is that I'm looking for a replacement speaker.. ya see I've had an Oontz angle 3XL Ultra with me for many many years and it's not broken or anything just.. getting old and I feel like it's almost time for a replacement for a portable speaker so I've been looking around on Amazon reviews, TH-cam reviews etc and I'm all kinds of confused on what to go with honestly. I am a little picky. I have a money budget of about $200, 150 more precisely. I like music loud, granted the Oontz only has 24 watts but damn when you turn her up it goes UP. It can easily fill our entire backyard up with sound so... idk wattage isn't much of an issue. Long battery life is a deciding factory as well. So I've been torn between these two speakers I think.. the reason I trashed the tribit a bit is because I watched another TH-cam review of a sound battle between these two and the tribit just didn't sound clear at all, it's really bass heavy from the sound of it but everything else is like poo... and I listen to a ton of different music genres so having everything (bass, mids And trebles) all prevalent and strong is a big factor for me. I cant have the bass be strong but everything else be kinda crappy you know what I mean? On the Oontz everything sounds great and always has it's been an awesome ass speaker all these years especially since it only costed me $100 when it was new. Best purchase I ever made.
@@666Lachrimae666 I get ya, man. From reading your comment, I feel we're a lot alike when it comes to music equipment.
I'm in the camp where if possible, I like my music as balanced as possible. I usually shy away from bass heavy speakers and headphones, and I value quality mids the most.
My music tastes vary as widely as it can get, just like you. Anything, from classical, vocals, soundtracks, classic rock, 50's/60's/70's/80's rock and pop, dance/electronic, folk, jazz, r&b, hip/hop - but mostly classical, jazz, vocals, soundtracks (symphonic) and live performances.
The worst kind of speaker (imo) are the ones that all it has is bass, and/or when they have a heavy "V" tune to it.
With all that said, I have various headphones and speakers that are good for certain sounds. This is the best I can compare the ones I have:
Soundcore MB Plus: Clean & balanced. Tuned for upper mids and treble clarity. Detailed crisp and most transparent out of the bunch. Good for some genres, but anemic in the bass, depending on genre. It may sound excellent with an acoustic guitar performance, but will sound anemic with genres, like pop/hip-hop/electronic. The bass is punchy, but doesn't reach deep, so you will be missing sounds. King for portability and ease of commute.
Stormbox Blast: Longer battery life (30hrs vs 20hrs of the MB+). It's substantially heavier, but I would say the difference in weight between the two can be heard in the sound, if you know what I mean. While the MB+ does sound "cleaner" and more resolved up high, it's anemic below the mids.
The Blast may not be as 'crystal clear' up high, it does have respectable mids, and the lower end is much more full sounding and capable. In my opinion, the loss up high and upper mids is a worthy trad-off in this particular case. The speaker is surprisingly tunable for stronger mids/treble, though not as flexible as I would want. Still, the sound is remarkably good for being a 'boombox'. Just like you, I was a little worried that it might have sounded 'muddy' and 'boxy', but to my surprise, it's actually not. The bass reaches down substantially lower, and the quality of bass is nice, resulting in a much more robust, and full sound.
The MB+'s bass, in contrast sounds rather forced. It sounds like it wants to sound bigger than it can put out, hence, the "pok pok!" I commented. The woofer of the MB+ sounds like it's going to pop. If I turned down the gain on the lower frequencies to remedy the woofer pop (distortion), the sound becomes leaner than I like - anemic, thin, and just not very pleasant to my ears. The Blast is probably the best overall - jack of all trades, master of none.
Looks, of course, is subjective. The MB+, lacking any lights, has a more subdue/classy look. The Blast is "LED look at me!" I'm not usually a fan of this RGB craze, and almost always choose no RGB when I have a choice (like when building PCs), but I do have to say that the RGB implementation is fun, unique, and interesting here. Kinda of a retro look and feel to it. I dunno ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The Partybox Encore has the most presence. Bass goes down shockingly low for the size of the woofer. The mids and treble is decent as well. I would put the mids and treble on a similar class as the Blast, but the Encore is much more directional. The Blast will sound better from more angles. But when standing right in front, I would give the edge to the Encore. The bass on this one just can't be beat compared to the others I mentioned.
The Encore is also better at playing at low volumes at night compared to the Blast, as the volume increments are not as small. So, the lowest may be too quiet by a little, but one step up may be a smidge too loud. Battery life is pathetic, though, lasting 10hrs. Comes with 2 mics. This model can be found for $250 on Ebay if you look carefully. Found mine brand new in box for $250. Regular price is $399. Another extra thing I thought I'd mention is this. My Encore is actually pulling double duty. Most of the time it sits under my desk, and is connected to my desktop chain pulling subwoofer duty. When I want to take it with me, I just disconnect the 3.5mm headphone cable, and I'm off. When it's connected to my desk for sub duty, I turn down the treble and mids all the way from the app once (never have to open it again. until you want to chance it back), and I can't believe how competent it is doing that.
JBL does have another almost exactly the same speaker, just ever-so-slightly (but noticeable) less deep/loud/clear, but is much cheaper. Battery life is even worse on this model, but if you're technically inclined, there are many how have modded theirs and added tons of battery life to it. Doesn't come with mics, but has 3/4" input, and can be found on Ebay for around $150.
I do have other speakers, but I would say in the $150-ish price range, these are the best right now.
@@corndog9482 Battery life is definitely a concern because the Oontz never had fantastic battery life. At full volume she usually dies after about 7 hours, granted the volume is great but still.. I do have a JBL Partybox 710 so... I do know a little something about crazy bass XD but Normally (especially with the portable speaker that I use during showers, garage work, yard work etc.) I don't care if it has outrageous BOOMING bass, i'm not really a Bass head in that way but if it does Thump i'm not gonna complain. ya know.
As for music taste I go: pop and metal being my Favorite genres, disco, southern rock, country, 50s-80s music, r&b, rap, hip hop, emo/screamo, punk, rock, alt rock & pop punk, Grunge, goth rock, electro, D&b, bluegrass, & boybands. o3o but I also listen to movie and game soundtracks as well. Can't Honestly say i'm into classical music xD..
Whenever I hear the Tribit in reviews It just sounds like it's so bass heavy and doesn't really care about the mids and trebles that much... and that bothers me. I know there's an app to "equal" it all out but... I shouldn't have to do that xD My Oontz doesn't have an app at all, everything just Sounds balanced from the start, nothing is overpowering the other or lacking and it still has Three passive bass radiators on it to make the bass still sound pretty boomy. The Oontz, as stupid of a brand name as it is, XDDDDD has been an AMAZING portable bluetooth speaker. I swear... for having paid only $100 for it New when it was released it's been the best thing I ever bought and idk if i'm ever going to find a speaker that's better than it's been to me over all these years. I'll never know why it's now discontinued because it's Such a good speaker.
Looks of portable bluetooth speakers really don't matter to me, little inconsequential things like the look of it and whether it has a strap really don't matter. The Oontz is just a black long triangle essentially xD and has No strap or carrying handle (probably why it's only $100.. or was..) but omg the Sound quality and the volume it can reach. it's worth so much more imo. I know JBL makes good speakers the JBL PartyBox 710 has been an absolute BEAST, we use it on the weekends for outdoor parties but can't really get much louder than 50% volume xD I played it at 100% volume one time so far since having it and walked outside of my Entire neighborhood and heard it plain as day and saw a few people outside their house looking around as if to say "wtf is that" LOL Don't know if I want to spend JBL money though... i'd like to keep how much I spend in the $150-200 range if I can o3o.
Thank you so much for the informative &, surely, time consuming reply. It will certainly help in my decision ^.\\ \m/
i have motion boom plus but i hear no bass when its out doorsi have eq on with bass up on but still nothing…. is it like this or am i doing something wrong
Maybe you dont know what the bass is?
what you mean? and any way i fixed the issue i just layed it on floor and bass was good
Stormbox like jbl quality sound
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What update ?? Please let me know if update is required ?
It was an update without 6khz on soundcore
nice video.. pros like oluvs gadget.. kipidap! 👍 anyway.. What are your gadgets for this video? mic.. camera..
the camera is from the phone, so sometimes the image is not certain and the microphones seem to me to record the phone in stereo quite well ALSO. When the channel grows a little more, I will try to buy a camera and professional bineral microphones, maybe even such as has oluv in ears
@@DominikReviews iPhone 13?
@@premierapro Samsung s20 fe 😁👍
@@DominikReviews nice and clear video... I didnt use hedphone yet the sound is already good too..
@@premierapro Thank you and I recommend listening in headphones because it feels better when the tribit goes deep into the bass
I was planning to buy jbl bb3 for 520 usd but after watchin blast being compared to jbl, I decided to get one. I got one for 137 usd to be exact. Sounds better than my charge 5.
Buy another one for stereo mode, trust me it'll blow away a single boom box 3 😂
@@unstppbl5475 I'm fine with one. I'm just needing one that easy to pick up and place anywhere in my garage. I only bought the blast for ambiance music while doing minor repairs in the garage. My pb310 is a staple in my living room. This blast works fine for me even it's only one.
Anker Good
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good video! i got both speakers both great speakers. but out doors? i use my sony xg500s with new firmware and poweramp eq. eq makes a big difference on sony. its got bigger soundstage wide open. tribit blast got big indoor sub sound like jbl...
A anker da pra ouvir o som do alto falante distorcendo..como se estivessem estourando. A tribit é muito superior
is the bass of tribit comparable to partybox 110?
no
its not better ?
@@jacobdavidson9752 its still better than 110 which is for me junk with only like boomy bass and muffled sound
@@DominikReviews its not that bad with eq but i found my partybox 110 too large to move for long trips is there a boombox that can be close to its bass power i was thinking tronsmart bang max and stormbox blast
@@jacobdavidson9752 bang max distorts like crazy
I’ve heard bad things about the motion boom plus battery
Probably just defective models. Both of mine doesn't have any problems with battery
@@DominikReviews at max volume. What's the battery life?
@@CarlosMunoz1980 i didnt messure it
Do you think Ali sells the original or replica Tribit Storm Box Blast?
no
Którą dwójkę byś zamowil jakbys mial wybor?
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@@DominikReviews Już mam, nawet dwa xD
@@RaquRak No troche pozno odpisalem
@@DominikReviews tak, ale fakt faktem zamówiłem dwa soundcory i dwa tribity xD tribiciki są cudowne, ale zastanawiam się czy nie lepiej mi by było tego jbl boombox 3 zamiast dwóch tribitow
Storm Blast Got louder meaty bassie sound , boom Plus don't have that
Majority say Storm Blast has more quality. Maybe I agree base on majority. But I prefer Motion Boom Plus. You don't want to have a long walk bringing a heavy speaker . I always walk with my dog and Motion Boom Plus fits my needs coz its lighter. And the quality of the sound is not bad in fact its very good only Storm Blast is better accdg to some. I will check this Tribit soon.
모션붐플러스 승리입니다.
Por la mitad de precio creo ue vale la pena el soundcore
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That was dumb how anybody no which speaker was playing at long distance
what?